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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1973
Page
4
Obituaries report Richard Livermore 48 of Belle Center dying after brief illness with services pending. Other notices include Ruth Read 85, Willie Mae Williams 64, Earl Farley 44, Henry Krall 72 with survivors and service details across Elyria Lorain and surrounding towns. Burial plans span Calvary and Elmwood cemeteries with state and religious affiliations noted.
Miss Anna May Hostetler aged 65 of 410 Wes Erie Ave Lorain dies. Survived by three brothers and three sisters. Visitation at Jonn KR Devin Funeral Home Saturday 7:09 pm and Sunday 2 to 4 and 9 pm. Funeral Monday at 11 am. Burial Elmwood Cemetery Lorain.
Infant Burton Lawrence D. of 1158 Garden St Elyria dies. Survived by mother Dorothy Burton sister Angela and grandparents Lester and Mrs White. Visitations at Carter Funeral Home Elyria Sunday 5 to 9 p.m. Services Monday at the funeral home. Burial in Brookdale Cemetery.
Dale Louise Carpenter of Chestnut Ridge Road survived by mother Dorthey Mae and Breathers David Dangy Alred. sister Debra. Visitations at Wainwright Funeral Home Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral service Monday at 3 p.m. Burial in Brovidedae Cemetery.
In loving memory of Anita Jean Doman who passed away April 14 1972. The verse honors her first year birthday and writes of the impact on family. Mommy, Daddy and Sister Becky keep her memory alive and hope to live better lives in her honor.
Mrs. Louisa Jean Dispenza 74 of 419 North 28th Ave Hollywood Florida died in Hollywood Memorial Hospital after a seven week illness. She lived in Lorain 45 years then moved to Florida 16 years ago and was a St Peter Church member. Survived by five daughters Yolanda Flahive Grace Tillack Arlene Riley Jean Bevan and Paul Rose Strezvoski a son Anthony 20 grandchildren two great grandchildren a brother Paul Tramquillo and a late husband Joseph and son Casper. Funeral services in Lorain Reichlin Coaley Funeral Home with prayers and burial at Calvary Cemetery.
Elyria man Karl C. Wilson, 52, was attacked after an argument over $5 during a craps game at a Doug lass Street residence. He suffered three broken ribs as the assailant nicknamed Sarge knocked him down, kicked him, and stole $45 and a $120 watch. Police seek Sarge.
Elyria Municipal Court convicts Michael D. Welsh 427 Eagle Circle of possession of marihuana. He is fined 200 dollars and given 13 days in jail after pleading guilty to the charge.
A man in his 80s hijacked a BOAC truck at Heathrow Airport after hitching a ride, then forced the driver at gunpoint to surrender 10 boxes of diamonds and platinum flown from Accra. Police pursue fingerprints as officials vow tighter security after one of the airport’s largest robberies.
Elyria Memorial Hospital administrator James C. Brown was elected second vice chairman of the Ohio Hospital Association this week. Brown, with Elyria Memorial since 1951 and administrator since 1967, represents the state’s 250 hospitals and health care organizations.
A North Ridgeville woman, Eleanor C. Rigney of 34103 Bainbridge Rd, was found guilty in Elyria Municipal Court of physical control of a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol after pleading no contest. She was fined $250.
Four area Chevrolet dealers will give away a 1973 Vega on June 2 to celebrate May production of the millionth Vega. The car will be displayed at Avon Lake and Lorain locations throughout May. Participating dealers include Miller and Walker Roads Avon Lake Milad Cleveland Avenue and Route 58 Amherst Broadway 2147 Lorain Center Ridge Road.
Amherst Public Library schedules a special story time for children on Tuesday in the children's department read by Mrs. Byrd Richmond. The program includes stories film strips and records with coffee served upstairs for adults. it replaces the usual Good Friday closure.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd R. Rodgers at Elyria Memorial on Friday. The couple reside at 41948 Earlene Drive.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Donald Lamb of 403 East 25th Street Lorain during Thursday at Amherst.
Oberlin Allen reports Wednesday event involving Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fridensting at 45157 West Hamilton Street. The notice lists residents and a local gathering context.
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs James Mowery at 1116 Kingsway Dr. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Marion Simpson at 6230 Russia Rd South Amherst. A son to Mr and Mrs Randolph Taylor at 241 8th St Elyria. Names listed include Eugene Ekdenrode and Skiney Morgan with addresses in Sheffield Lake and Elyria.
A South Amherst kindergartner pictured in a color photo on page one of yesterday's Chronicle Telegram was incorrectly identified. The rabbit costume wearer was Timothy Schmidt, 5, son of Warren and {Mrs.} Schmidt of 201 N Lake St, South Amherst.
Lorain safety chief Ed Brohl announced that Black River dredging will start next week to allow passage for Lake Erie freighters. EPA had debated denial over disposal sites, but the Army Corps of Engineers approved an enclosed sludge disposal site at Colorado Avenue.
Lawrence H. Lucas, businessman and ex husband of Sally who was murdered in 1971, surrendered on lewd and lascivious charges after police alleged six offenses involving five young girls including two of his daughters. A $1000 bond was posted and a April 23 hearing scheduled. Prosecutor Gene McNary seeks a psychiatric examination and possible commitment under Missouri law.
About 80 Teamsters on strike against six concrete dealers may be joined by about 150 Concrete Masonry Corp. employees tomorrow. Union workers at the Huron and Lowell Streets plant will vote on a new contract, as the Local 571 contract expires at midnight. President Ted Goudvs said all hourly workers are covered and talks continue with Teamster officials.
A one alarm blaze at 515 Lodi Street caused attic and second floor damage to a three story apartment building. Fire officials say children playing with matches started the fire in a pile of flammable toys. No injuries were reported.
A 5 year old Lorain High School student was referred to juvenile authorities after school officials said he was observed selling hallucinogenic pills to another student. The boy fled from the assistant principal’s office but was caught nearby by teachers. he surrendered a container of pills and $22, with the pills preliminarily tested as hallucinogenic resembling LSD.
William R. Dellman of Gifford Road was in fair condition with head injuries after a one car crash on Gifford Road at 12:05 a.m. His car crossed the road and ended in a ditch. He was cited for driving while intoxicated.
Township clean up of roadsides delayed due to inclement weather. Robert Arters, chair of the township roads committee and VFW Post 6692 commander, announced the postponement and noted the Easter Egg Hunt will be held Friday at noon on the VFW grounds.
New London boards discuss health improvements after Huron County Health inspector recommended a water treatment system, daily sewage checks, and minor repairs to the six classroom building for 147 students. Superintendent Donald Schick said repairs are in progress and long term plans include desk refinishing and hot water lines to restrooms.
Two men were shot during a disturbance at a Sheffield village bar. William Scott, 20, of Oster Road Sheffield Lake, was hit in the leg and listed in fair condition at St. Joseph Hospital after arriving at about 7 10 p m. William Dull, 28, of Case Avenue Elyria, sustained a similar wound and is in fair condition after being brought in by the Sheffield Village Rescue Squad around 7 35 p m. Police had no comment.
A sequence of local incidents includes multiple vehicle accidents on West River Road Furnace Lodi Oberlin Road East Broad Abbe Roads Route 57 82 Massey Avenue and West Avenue and 4th Street with no injuries reported. Burglary cases at Elyria addresses Portia Street Clemens Avenue Barbara Street Oberlin Road and Sam Becker and Sons with stolen items including purses jewelry televisions and cash. shoplifting at Clarkins store in Elyria.
The Elyria Academy of Cosmetology earned eligibility under the Higher Education Act of 1965, allowing participation in programs such as the direct student loan program, college work study, supplemental education opportunity grants, cooperative education, and service programs. President William S. Kennedy calls it a giant step for a nationally accredited institution as eligible students may access basic education opportunity grants.
A 15 year old Vermilion girl Gail M Franklin was hit by Merrett Scheufler while crossing Rt 113 at Joppa Road. She was listed in satisfactory condition at Sandusky Memorial Hospital and the accident remains under investigation.
Norman L. Herschelman named assistant vice president at City Bank Lorain after a four year Air Force service and Lorain High School 1954 graduate. He has held roles in branch management installment and commercial lending and serves with Emmanuel United Methodist Church and the Lorain Chamber of Commerce. He and his wife Karen live in Lorain.
North Olmsted Cleveland man Robert Juliano, 39, was freed on a $500 personal bond after arraignment in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court on larceny by trick charges. He allegedly deceived fiancée Mary Ann Phillips into taking a loan for a private investigator business by claiming to be an CIA agent.
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